Sentence examples for said closure from inspiring English sources

Earnest said closure plans would be shared with lawmakers once they are complete.

He said closure "wasn't the right word", then clarified: "The services will cease.

I interviewed a senior partner in a respectable Sheffield accountancy firm who said closure of their local tax office means collecting less tax, through loss of crucial local knowledge.

Stewart, dressed in a beige trench dress, said "closure" was also needed for her employees, business partners and advertisers.

Councillor Rachel Eden said closure was a "last resort" and residents would had to have moved out while work was carried out, regardless of what decision was made.

"You find a way of coping, but to say closure indicates you are closing the door on what has happened, but it is never over.

Since his announcement he has faced criticism, mainly from former members of the Bush administration, saying closure of the camp was not that easy.

The UK Government's passport service says closure of the Newport office would achieve the greatest reduction in spare capacity in its operations.

A road agency might disregard loss of jobs that arise because a realigned road causes, say, closure of a filling station, on a rationale that employment destroyed here is recreated there.

The World Health Organisation says closures may hinder travel and trade without detecting cases.

Governors say closures have impacted on local communities and businesses that rely on tourism to survive.